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Ordinary Street Sets: Light and dark street clothes, sport clothes, bathing suit, light and dark coat. $7.50 Men Costumes Furnished: Period sets, etc., Soldiers, Sailors, Policemen, Fire¬ men. Ordinary Street Clothes: Light and dark street clothes, flannels, bathing suit, light and dark overcoat. $5.00 Men, Women Any group of miscellaneous people where no costumes fitting or interviews are involved, but if costume fitting is required the costume shall be fitted the same day the person works. Speaking Lines “ 4 Extra Players/ $7.50 per day, with this minimum graded upward ac¬ cording to the character and import¬ ance of the performance and the per¬ sonal wardrobe required, the minimum for Class A “dress” people to be $15.00 per day; provided that, if any “extra player” employed as such is re¬ quired to play a part or bit with essen¬ tial story dialogue, such “extra player” shall not be deemed to be an “extra player” and shall become a “bit player,” and his compensation shall be fixed by agreement between such player and the Producer before the part or bit is undertaken, but the minimum com¬ pensation to such “bit player” shall not be less than twenty-five dollars ($25.00).” Several cases have been filed in our office whereby an assistant director offers less than $25.00 when an extra speaks. a line. When the assistant makes this offer, he is breaking the con¬ tract between the studio and its work¬ ers and we are informed by legal coun¬ sel that this wage scale can be collected in any court as long as it stands as an agreement between employer and the employees. All Guild Members—Keep this copy of your wage scale and if any employee of any major studio tries to chisel this wage scale , please notify our office at once. P L U M B ER S REPAIRS AND REMODELING 361 N. Beverly Dr. # 3916 West 6th St. Beverly Hills V Los Angeles OXFORD 1201 EXPOSITION 1181 NIGHT SERVICE OXFORD 1201 May, 1936 T HE four station remote con¬ trol sytem installed in my home by the Hansen Music Company gives no end of satis¬ faction. It adds a touch of prac¬ tical magic to modern comfort and pleasure. Sincerely, WHAT IS REMOTE CONTROL ? Phone OXford I 5 5 I It means this: With "remote control" installation in your house, your radio gives practically unlimited service. You may play several stations and phonograph records from the same machine at the same time—Stokowski, performing on one of his new records, for Gloria at the swimming pool—Jackie in his room upstairs is listening to the ball game—the "guvnor" listens to London in his library, while mother trembles to the voice of Rudy Valle, and Dinah, in the kitchen, is breaking dishes to a hot number by Cab Calloway. That—in short—is "Re¬ mote Control" by ... . HANSEN MUSIC COMPANY 441 NO. CANON DRIVE BEVERLY HILLS 'Palmar /Mate ^SFlaxmt Bonded F. T. D. Member Personal Service to my many Friends in the Movie Colony SIXTH AT OXFORD Exposition 1175 17# L